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Hey guys! Just a quick question, how long those it take for you to make your Firefox on your n900 run? From pressing the icon to actually issuing a command.

Mine is around 10 to 15 seconds and I find that to be too much.
 
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Originally Posted by n900newb View Post
Hey guys! Just a quick question, how long those it take for you to make your Firefox on your n900 run? From pressing the icon to actually issuing a command.

Mine is around 10 to 15 seconds and I find that to be too much.
Same, too slow for me
 
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MicroB pre-loads into memory at boot. Firefox does not. So of course it takes longer to load, but it uses no memory when not in use.
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Thanks for those fast response! First I thought it might have been something I downloaded, but as you said, the integrated browser will start faster.
 
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Originally Posted by n900newb View Post
Thanks for those fast response! First I thought it might have been something I downloaded, but as you said, the integrated browser will start faster.
Try opera mobile 10, much faster than both microb and firefox and it supports tabbed browsing
 

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Originally Posted by dsawhney View Post
Try opera mobile 10, much faster than both microb and firefox and it supports tabbed browsing
Will do that! Thanks.

Edit:

Wow, it is quite fast and responsive! The only minor downside I found is the page loading, now and then its clunky, but all in all, an improvement! Thanks again.

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For me, incredible slow. Not only the loading time, but normal use after it -finally- starts.

And it takes most of the cpu. Sometimes it freezes my n900 for minutes.

I use firefox on my n900 only when I want to go to a website I visited on my computer, so thanks to firefox sync I can copy/paste the URL into MicroB.
 
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firefox has been way too slow for my taste. opera mobile seems very quick when on wifi, but on 3g/3.5g it often hangs for me. microb otoh is consistent, though not as quick as opera ( these of course are not based on any scientific method of measuring browser speed ). as i use srware's iron (chromium) and opera on my laptop, i seldom get to enjoy the benefits of syncing.
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firefox is still too slow to use. it hangs for a while and thats very frustrating.
 
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